This project is a lovely and carefully considered response to site and program. The jury appreciates the clear drawings and compelling site and sectional strategy of this student team.
Located at the historic Hobcaw Barony in Georgetown, South Carolina, Clemson’s Baruch Institute for Coastal Ecologies and Forest Science (BICEFS) have a need for additional research support space. They approached Clemson University School of Architecture for design proposals, which will provide a basis for fundraising and a starting point for future professional design work. In the Fall 2017 Fluid Studio students worked in teams of undergraduate and graduate architecture and landscape architecture students in a competition format to prepare these proposals. This entry was the winning proposal chosen by BICEFS and will move into the next phase of development.
Students: Chelsea Anderson, Emily Hezeen, Allison Chan
Client: Belle W. Baruch Institute for Coastal Ecology and Forest Science
School: Clemson Univerisity School of Architecture
